How Skid Marks and Google Earth Help Prove Bike Accidents

This GPS Data Proved the Cyclist Wasn’t at Fault

Parked Cars, Bike Lanes, and PTSD: What Cyclists Face

We Caught the Driver Lying—Thanks to Garmin Data

The Most Common Ways Drivers Hit Cyclists

Why Insurance Companies Treat Bicycle Claims Differently

Should You Call Police After a Bicycle Accident?

Why Bike Injuries Are So Serious—and So Hard to Settle

Phone and GPS Records Can Make or Break a Bike Crash Case

Juries Sometimes Blame the Cyclist – Even When They're Not at Fault

When Cyclists Break the Rules—Does It Hurt Everyone?

The #1 Cause of Bicycle Accidents in Wisconsin? Distracted Driving.

Are Bicycles Treated the Same as Cars Under Wisconsin Law?

How Do You Prove Fault in a Bicycle Crash Without Cameras?

Jurors Don’t Always See Cyclists as Equal. That’s a Problem.

Distracted Drivers Are the Biggest Danger to Cyclists

Why One Bad Cyclist Can Hurt Every Cyclist’s Case

Do Cyclists Have the Same Rights as Drivers?

Tell the Insurance Company: Save the Evidence

Why Insurance Companies Try to Wear You Down

You Only Have 2 Years to File an Insurance Bad Faith Claim

Who Holds Insurance Companies Accountable?

You Have Time to File — But Don’t Wait

Can You File a Bad Faith Claim Without a Lawyer?

What Happens When an Insurance Company Loses a Bad Faith Case?

This One Move Could Speed Up Your Case

Case Study: When Insurance Wrongfully Denies Care

Why Bad Faith Claims Are So Hard to Prove

Why You Need a Lawyer for a Bad Faith Claim

What Your Insurance Company Must Do For You

Why Bad Faith Cases Are Tough — But Still Worth It

Red Flags That Your Insurance Company Might Be Acting in Bad Faith

The Case Where the Insurance Company Paid More Than the Claim Was Worth

What Is Insurance Bad Faith? (And Why It Matters)

Red Flags: How to Spot Insurance Bad Faith

What Insurance Companies Are Supposed to Do

Yes — Slip and Falls Can Cause Major, Long-Term Injuries

Slip and Falls Can Be Worse Than Car Accidents

2 Simple Mistakes That Can Wreck Your Fall Injury Case

Did You Report the Fall? It Could Make or Break Your Case.

Were You Looking at Your Phone When You Fell? That Matters.

Will Looking at Your Phone Ruin Your Case?

Why You Should Be Careful With Recorded Statements

Why Taking Photos Right After a Fall Is So Important

Why You Should Always Document the Injury — Even Later

Why You Should Report Your Fall — Even Later

Were You There Before Business Hours? That Could Matter.

Why Slipping on Ice at a Business Isn’t the Same as at a Home